Steven Roche

You use 2 range finders? My god, how slow are you? I have a feeling that AFTER analyzing your yardage you then pull 3 clubs from the bag, take a practice swing with each, pausing to visualize the shot, then decide which club, put the other two back, then go through your excruciating pre shot routine, finally hit your shot, 7 minutes after getting to your ball. I've unfortunately been with guys who utilize multiple devices and honestly they take WAY to long. Use 1 device, trust it and shoot to the middle of the green. I've had both and love my Garmin S60 watch. Front, center, rear. All I need. Glance at watch, grab a club, lock and load.....

I have been playing for 45 years. I am always trying to improve my game by trying new equipment. Balls more specifically. I buy a 3 pack and try them out for a round. I am a I perfect tester as I am who a large demographic of your audience is which is, a senior with an 86mph club head speed, 10 hdcp, have played all over US, England, Scotland and Ireland twice. Everything from desert golf to mountain golf. Most of all I have an open mind with a desire try out the latest and greatest tech in golf.

I also retired 1.5 yes ago. I owned an e-commerce company selling upgrade parts (9000) for personal golf carts. Extremekartz.com was a 6 day, 12+ hrs a day labor of love from Inception through sale. It took a good year to slow down to "retired" speed SO just relax, kick back and think about the beautiful 9 iron to 2 ft you hit last time out....

Over the winter I decided to upgrade my fairway woods, did a ton of research, mygolfspy testing was right on.. I was looking for more distance (duh..) and more height as I tend to hit low rockets that do not stick from 180 out. I went with the Cobra Darkspeed X 3, 5 and 7. After a dozen rounds I am getting more distance by 15-20% AND excellent trajectory and height! Thank you MGS for the direction!!!

Personal preference I suppose. For me if it was 115 I'd be in AC INDOORS watching golf, I hate sweating.....

I tried the Sziron and personally thought they felt soft at impact and didn't quite have that ",Crack" at impact I am so used to.

I have been in Myrtle since Feb 3rd. Got a dozen rounds in already. Grab the 1pm tee-time and it's been comfortably high 50's to low 60's. Perfect golf weather. The average high Temps in Scotland in July is 68 degrees. I'd rather 60's then 80's and 90's all day long......

I have been using the TP5 as my go to ball for 5 years. I have tried ALL of the NAME balls yet keep on coming Back to the TP5. CANT WAIT to try the new iteration